Learn How to Knit Flat Intarsia

[@pitfall69]

I love Annes energy!!!

[@MarlyBird]

Me too

[@shawncraig5717]

Old over new, old over new, old over new.... Yeah I think I've got it. Thank you for this wonderful tutorial.

[@3tearoses]

You guys are having too much fun! Love your sparkle!

[@paulettegarcia3266]

Lovely. I plan on trying this stitch. I'm happy to see someone hold the right hand needle the way I do.

[@MarlyBird]

It is a very pretty way to knit. I tried to hold my needle like that and I was all thumbs!

[@robertastewart2083]

Me too!

[@mashahemmerling]

Thank you for teaching us intarsia! I’m in owe seeing how fast you’re working using American style of knitting. It’s a bit difficult for me because I’m a continental style knitter:)

[@MarlyBird]

I’m glad you liked the video! It’s all about finding what works best for you.

[@mashahemmerling]

@ that’s so true! Thank you.

[@lady2lord]

Yes, yes Yes, I knew there had to be an easier way to knit Intarsia, I should have come here first,I am a visual learner, and you both have nailed it, I just clicked with this tutorial. Thank you both 🎀🎶🎀

[@joannandrrson5667]

Thanks you, ladies, for this video! It allowed me to make a unicorn pattern in a doll sweater for my granddaughter. I was about to toss the project out and tell my granddaughter that I couldn’t do the unicorn. Now I can make the sweater. It has 6 colors and using the butterflies saved me from so much frustration and tangles.

[@MarlyBird]

Wonderful!

[@HaticeAltnr]

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[@hennesey5928]

Her scarf is off the chain best ones I've seen 💯❗

[@fidelcheto9409]

You are a good teacher

[@katibere1966]

WOW!!! Amazing...I just frogged 92 rows of knitting because the tension was horrible and the picture I knit on the front of my first ever knit summer top was bunched up 😩😫. Wish I had watched this tutorial before starting. Gonna give it another try. Thank you!! 😄

[@mrydjeski]

So good

[@lilianmiramontesjr.7550]

My right ear really enjoyed this vid

[@milagronieves2613]

Thanks for this video its the best video on this subject! Now i have done my fisrt intarsia practice swatch.

[@nancyfaris]

Everyone else made intarsia seem overwhelming (did I cross?, did I double twist?, did I catch the yarn on the stitch before this one?). Thank you for making it simple. I now get it. It's simple and my backside is no longer a mess and my frontside is no longer puckering. Onward to finish the Christmas Super Sonic :)

[@MarlyBird]

yay!!!!

[@luannw7769]

Really enjoyed this. Thanks to both of you.

[@josiepinaesparzaseele115]

Wonderful, thank you!!! Is another video where is showing the "secret" of what to do with the ends? Or that secret is in the book? I think you said "click above" but is not showing a link to get those instructions. I will love to learn how to deal with the ends. I will also look for the book, my shelves at home need it!!!

[@MarlyBird]

Get Rid of Ends in 2 steps- Learn to Bury in Ends for Knitting and Crochet kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpCxc3qLgM-CY6c

[@like90]

Awesome video. I was having trouble with intarsia before and I think this will really help me improve!

[@likeghostsinsnow]

Soooo helpful!! Thank you Marly and Anne

[@locohuero]

Looks like fun, can't wait to try for myself.

[@KimClinger]

This was great - I love learning with you Marly, and Anne was really great too! Thanks!

[@MelodyCrochet]

Thank you for this! I love this!! How gorgeous. I also kind of paused to go stalk Anne on Ravelry and get the pattern for that amazing scarf on her.

[@reneelanier3475]

You are an excellent teacher! Newbys need slow and up close help with verbal guidance! Thank you!

[@kimminott]

Thank you so much for this tutorial I’ve learned a lot you too work great together.

[@rnance19]

This is SO COOL!! I’m new to knitting but I want to try this

[@theastewart6721]

Very interesting and informative! Thanks for sharing! And Yes! Go Sox!!

[@aidahartmann3473]

I’ve been wanting to try Intarsia for some time and was excited to get the notice about this video. In fact it’s on my challenge list for trying something new. Whooooaaaa! Much too fast for me. So used to your style Marly, taking things very slowly for us beginners. I had a little trouble following Anne. Also, not used to how she holds her needles; for me it was visually distracting. I knit Continental style. Would the process still be the same? Is it best to do on double pointed needles, as shown here? I’m also wondering about my managing of all those butterflies. Not sure how I could keep them from becoming one-big-knot-of-a-mess. Would yarn bobbins work for us slightly neat-freaks. Still willing to someday giving it a try! Her designs are very pretty; love the diagonal socks!

[@katerinastamp7413]

great lesson about intarsia , but how do you make the buterflies of yearn ?

[@MarlyBird]

Yarn Bobbins with Marly Bird and Anne Berkkzbin.info/www/bejne/hl7MY4drft1_abM

[@frannymcb_]

Tutorial intro starts at 2:40, knitting starts at 5:02 - saving for future viewings!

[@crazybooklady2104]

Interesting way of knitting

[@maria_knitknits8243]

Cool! Can you do this for socks too? How do you know how much yarn to use? How do you make the yarn butterflies? Thanks

[@MarlyBird]

Yes, you can do this for socks. You should get Anne’s book, she explains everything:)

[@Jenni.C]

What’s a good way to estimate the yarn length for the different yarn supplies to minimize waste from 1) having multiple tails (because it wasn’t enough and needed another) or 2) was too much and now there’s an awkward yarn length leftover? Thanks!

[@elenaspinelli1743]

Wow, this is great. May I ask a question please. I’m working on “Patriot Scarf” and it requires 1 white stitch periodically in 1 row, then skip this white st/s over 5 rows. Going back to periodic white stitches again in next row, to skip 5 more rows, etc. Maybe I’m not clear enough but it certainly seems to me to be stranded . I am having extreme difficulty doing this and am opting not to do it. I’ll place 1white stitch periodically over the field of blue via embroidery or crochet. Or is there a better solution. Would love to hear your professional opinion.

[@Mcshanda]

Thank you. I would like to try a picture portrait one day using grey scale is that possible with intarsia or is that something else?

[@jazztsax]

Mcshanda 2019 I know you can do it with crochet. Can't say I've seen knitted ones but that doesn't mean it can't be done.

[@susanmercurio1060]

Do you always have to knit one row of the main color before you add a second color? I don't want to make a triangle; I want to make a scarf with three vertical even rows of three colors.

[@laurafinn8371]

This is gorgeous! Ty!

[@helenhenry6218]

I love Anne's cowl? Pattern and yarn please 😀

[@MarlyBird]

It’s called the Dizzy scarf and I think the pattern is in Anne’s book.

[@MarlyBird]

It’s called the Dizzy scarf and I think the pattern is in Anne’s book.

[@savvy2172]

Gosh thank you for this , can’t wait to try it. Great teaching. 🙏💕

[@1985DinoGirl]

Is there a place we can find her scarf pattern? 🥰

[@pallavijayeshmody6524]

Can intarsia crochet / knitting can be done in rounds

[@MarlyBird]

Yes. Check out Anne’s book.

[@meganavalon3185]

Hi Marly, I am dying to make your dream blanket but when I click on the link I get a 404 error but can find the page by googling. However, the layer chart and layer diagram are not showing and I cannot find them anywhere. Is there a way to purchase these parts of the pattern?

[@Rekkanotara]

Do you know the yarn and/or pattern Anne used for her möbius scarf?

[@Booklworm]

Where can we find the pattern for the argyle bag? Thanks.

[@cv279]

Is Anne’s book going to be available at Barnes and Nobles or as an ebook?

[@MarlyBird]

No, it is available on Amazon. I put the link on the video notes.

[@penzer2010]

I am assuming that you only change color on the knit side, is that a correct assumption?

[@MarlyBird]

You can change colors on either side. It just so happens that all her color changes in the example were on the knit side. However, it is typical that the color moves/transitions/changes on the knit side.

[@ooohlaa13]

your hit it hit it music at beginning is blasting way too loud compared to your speech and it blasts me out of my earphones ... thanx for your usual wonderful instruction and love Anne too!

[@discolissa666]

Just want to point out you can slow the video down by clicking on the setting wheel and speed

[@امينهسليمان-ي1ض]

😍😍😍

[@nancysworld4178]

Wow. Lovely but too complicated for me!

[@waltons-crochet]

😂😂😂❤

[@fidelcheto9409]

But you speak fast

[@gianina206]

Too complicated

[@MarlyBird]

It is actually quite easy once you start doing it. Plus, it is a great way to put pictures into your knitting.

[@deborahelle4801]

flat intarsia? this is nothing new, it’s just the correct way of doing intarsia.

[@MarlyBird]

I have two videos for intarsia, one flat and one in the round. That required a different title to the video. And many people search for the term “Flat Intarsia”.